I have mentioned in prior Forbes columns that an inverted yield curve is a pronounced negative for stocks, and, in fact, the previous two 3-30 inversions (ending in December 2000 and April 2007) presaged major market meltdowns.
I have mentioned in prior Forbes columns that an inverted yield curve is a pronounced negative for stocks, and, in fact, the previous two 3-30 inversions (ending in December 2000 and April 2007) presaged major market meltdowns.